Bloomberg Opinion columnist Daniel Moss says central banks need enough independence to make painful economic decisions, but autonomy cannot mean freedom from consequences. They ultimately answer to the public, not one president. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Daniel Moss says central banks need enough independence to make painful economic decisions, but autonomy cannot mean freedom from consequences. They ultimately answer to the public, not one president. (Source: Bloomberg)
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